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>> kimberly: hello, everyone i'm kimberly guilfoyle with bob beckel, eric bolling, andrea tantaros, greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: 12 hours and 52 minutes. that's how long senator rand paul's dramatic filibuster lasted yesterday to block a vote on obama's c.i.a. director nominee john brennan. started at 11:57 a.m. eastern time and didn't end until 12:39 a.m. here are some highlights. >> i will speak as long as it takes until the alarm is sounded from coast to coast. can you kill an american on american soil with a drone strike? it should be an easy answer. your notification is the buzz of the propellers on the

drone, as it flies overhead in the seconds before you're killed. is objecting to your government sympathizing with the enemy? are you going to dropp a hell fire missile for those at penn state? jane fonda? the president ran for office said we wouldn't torture people and now says we'll kill people with no due process. it find it incredibly hypocritical and incredibly ironic. this is a long drawn out day and i'm trying to get answers. i thank you for the forbearance. i yield the floor. >> kimberly: guess what? today eric holder followed up with another letter to paul confirming the president does not have authority for targeted strike on unarmed citizens in this country. here was the senator's reaction to that on megyn kelly's show today. >> there is a result and a victory under duress and under public humiliation the white house will respond and do the

right thing. now after 13 hours of filibuster, we are proud to announce that the president is not goingbe to kill unarmed americans on american soil. my next question would be why did it take so long? >> kimberly: good question. after that 13-hour holdup, john brennan did finally get his vote in senate today. he is the new c.i.a. director. the vote was 63-34. this certainly has gotten a lot of attention. people weighing in on it. some people you wouldn't think would be a fan of rand paul, celebrating what he did. what is your take? >> eric: we can get to the substance of the fill buster in a minute. really important. he woke up the american people. i think what you saw was a changing of the guard. you heard this all day. i do think you see ted cruz, senator from texas. marco rubio from florida. and rand paul from kentucky. that is the new guard. old guard is mccain, lindsey graham, mitch mcconnell. i got to say, guys, when you look at it, the republicans, conservatives who would you

rather have going forward representing you? the new young bucks -- they got it going on. by the way, for the record, mr. mccain after all this came out and said he thought rand paul was wrong for doing what he did. scratching my head all day why don't you embrace the young guys instead of continueed infighting? >> kimberly: it's interesting how it is lined up with who is pro and con versus a display of democracy. so what do you think about it? young guns? young bucks? what does this happen on libertarian island? >> greg: i'm still thinking 12 hours without peeing. that is a leak the white house is happy about. the big story here is not about the old or the new guard in my opinion. it's turning president obama to dean wermer. he is the bad guy in the animal house franchise. it's a movie, actually. obama generally was the cape crusadeer for justice and ho now

is perceived as petulant hypocrite. that is what happened. that was the real achievement here on rand paul. rand paul is an evil tea partier who is cooler than the coolest of the cool. and he was able to create a bigger idea here, how is the growth of government going to turn in to an abuse of power in that immediately links drones to obama care and everything else in the obama administration. it is good to see john couusark in code pink joining the tea party. it wasn't just about drones. it was about every part of the obama administration and expansive growth it desires. >> kimberly: the impact on the conservative party and republicans in general? >> andrea: this is a moment. big moment for them. we're told we have a deep bench of emerging talent and a party in peril. we're lost. well, we found ourselves and got our mojo back and we did it through the new guard they are talking about. i think greg is also right,

though. we haven't seen a 30,000 foot message like this since the tea party emerged. in a way this is bigger than deficit issues. they are arguing against the big government. and the constitution is on their side. i thought it was remarkable they did it with an outdated maneuver like the fill buster to get the young people engaged. but i think the timing was actually perfect, kimberly, on this one. you see president obama lost credibility. they are feeling good after they won the sequester battle, i think. this is a trifecta for them to hit and now they have to keep it going, going forward. >> kimberly: bob beckel? >> bob: yes? >> kimberly: did the filibuster bring sexy back for the republicans? >> bob: it would be tough to bring sexy back for the republicans. two week ago we were arguing if you should use drone stikes on americans overseas? i said they would filibuster brennan. i give rand paul credit for this. but there always has been

isolationist wing of the republican party that i think has been right. they are reluctant to commit american forces overseas. the neokahns are willing to go and commit troops overseas. you are seeing the emergence of once again, i don't mean isolation in a bad way. i think it's a good reason. >> eric: the problem mitch mcconnell the other senator didn't show up to the senate floor until 11:17 p.m. which is 11-1/2 hours in to rand paul's filibuster. where was he? ted cruz was there helping out. marco rubio was there helping out. wouldn't you think the others, the senior senator from the same state would show up to help the fellow senator out? >> kimberly: team spirit? >> greg: he was at my place. >> eric: that explains it. >> kimberly: different kind of holdup. >> greg: a big story here is about the media. the fact that if you are a liberal president, popular president you can do almost anything because the media generally shares your assumptions.

it took somebody like rand paul not the "new york times," or the "washington post" to light this issue up. the only reason why this is a big story is because the story was never told. we have a story about drones, and about killing unarmed combatants in the united states. that's not a big story for the media. it takes this to happen. exposes the lack of transparency. >> bob: i was going to say, this is a really different issue here. using drones against american citizens or overseas. when they said you could kill americans with drones, even not on american soil, even if they weren't planning an attack this is the bigger picture. surprised paul didn't bring it in the debate. the whole issue of drones and americans is something -- >> eric: the whole issue is getting eric holder and the president to agree that the use of drones for summarily killing americans is wrong.

>> bob: i would like to see them say it's wrong to do it overseas. >> andrea: what they did yesterday was talk about the big government. they didn't just talk about drones. if you listen to marco rubio go on he expanded on it and made a bigger point. mcconnell condition came on my radio show today and i asked him he fervently support what is is going on. >> eric: time-out. >> andrea: hold on. he did not -- >> eric: 12 hours later. >> andrea: i asked him why he didn't go to the obama dinner and i don't think he loved that the other senators went to the dinner. we talk about it in the "b" block. look at the p.r. gimmick. it's a shame. where were the democrats, by the way? you think they would -- you get some to come on the senate floor and support this. if romney were president, that chamber would have looked different yesterday. >> kimberly: duck and cover like earthquake drills. go ahead. >> greg: there was a

headline from frank rich and said even rand paul can get it right once a term. don't turn in sally field and go gee, whiz, they like usnous because once in a while the liberals give you a bone. remember frank rich and jon stewart still hate you and still hate rand paul and tea partiers. just because you got the good housekeeping seal of leftism, it's not going to go anywhere. i have to defend john mccain. i also do fear al-qaeda more than i fear our government. so i understand that point as well. >> bob: you know -- >> eric: can i stop you? he literally said what rand paul did last night bordered on the ridiculous. you can disagree with the guy. but can you imagine if one of us were supposed to be friends at the table, we have healthy discussions called each other ridiculous. >> greg: we do it all the time! >> eric: we don't do that. that happens in the green room afterwards. he went on tv and said that rand paul bordered on the

ridiculous. >> bob: this is a bigger issue than this. we haven't addressed the issue of whether we'll use drones against the american citizens overseas. i would not have confirmed him. that was not. this thing sort of snuck up on us quietly. use drones on the u.s. territory. we still have the other issue. >> greg: right now rand paul, most people don't know who john brennan is but they know who rand paul is. >> kimberly: bigger name for himself. the legal issue that came out they are not going to use it on non-enemy combatants. so unless you're enemy combatants you are not going to get drone. jon stewart was supporting him. krauthammer thinks it was a stand-out. >> andrea: where are the democrats? sh >> bob: i was doing to say -- >> andrea: and they said rand paul is the man. when i was watching, i thought it was a dress rehearsal for

2016. >> bob: you are right. why more democrats -- this is an issue that goes to the heart and soul of what the party is about. why more of them weren't throughout is amazing. particularly the far left. they should have been out there. >> andrea: why weren't they? >> greg: you can't get more far left than code pink or john coussack. be suspicious when the new bedfellows are people that hate you. >> eric: these are the ones against water boarding but all for drones. >> kimberly: there you go. directly ahead, why is the obama administration using sequest tration to punish kids like these? >> the white house is our house. >> kimberly: they plan to visit the white house was public obama pulled the plug

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♪ ♪ >> eric: welcome back, everybody. by now you heard that the president is canceling the white house tours for kids. kids like these. >> the white house is our house. please let us in. >> eric: here is jay carne carney's lame explanation about why. >> the secret service, like other agencies of government is affected by the sequester. the secret service presented options that ranged from canceling tours to potential furloughs and cuts in overtime. in order allow the secret service to fill its core mission the white house made a decision to unfortunately temporarily the tours. >> eric: decisions, mr. president, decisions.

hmm. it was you that decided to pone i up for a boy's weekend golfing with tiger woods. it was you that decided to take the family to hawaii for christmas. and you decided, michelle and kids should go skiing in aspen and that is good for them, by the way. why shut doors on the kids in iowa? florida? texas? make you a deal. jay carney, grab a pencil. let the families take the white house tours next week and i will cover the added expenses. the word is it will cost around $74,000. if i can get the white house doors open, i will pick up the tab. mr. carney, you know this is an offer you can't refuse. give me a call. bob, really? really? of all the place, all over the country -- >> bob: listen, listen. >> greg: we realized "the five" is not your primary source of income. is this your show your hobby? just something you do? >> eric: i care that much. >> andrea: what if kimberly and i volunteered to do the tours can we get in on that?

>> eric:ly hon absolutely write the checks if they open the doors next week. >> greg: my vacation to hawaii was canceled due to sequestration. >> eric: oh, i see. >> bob: i wouldn't connect the golf and hawaii trip to this. but they clearly recognize that about a week ago they had gone too far. now i defend obama, as you know, on this show every single day. on this one, i feel like the only fire hydrant at the westminster dog show. i cannot bring myself to understand why there wasn't something else to be cut. it's one of those things that is such a good story. that how they would not expect it to travel around. if you notice, obama is beginning to call the republicans. he has had some of them down. get to this about his dinner. he has decided to change the tactic. >> eric: that but from today. we change -- that was from today. we changed our mind. >> kimberly: they are behind

the story, instead of ahead of it. interesting they had the political mishap. genially speaking they make themselves look good no matter what the outcome. the situation like this with the kids. they should have avoided this photo top with the kids please let us in the white house. it's our house. that visual image, it has an impact. that is something people can understand. >> eric: why not? those kids, by the way, they were featured last night on abc. do you think today the white house would say you know what? this is affecting our kids. maybe we will change and find another place to cut. >> andrea: this is a tin ear at the finist. they seem to not ever clean up messes when they first happen, which is the first rule of crisis communication. then you have stories we're advertising for 400 jobs, the three calligraphyers employed for $277,000. it's not believable. president obama says i'm choosing not to manage the sequester for public relations purposes. totally blew up in his face.

>> bob: he is trying to manage the sequester. eric had a good idea. obama should have taken the campaign money. >> eric: there is another idea. anything. >> greg: presidential equivalent after a child slamming the door after being grounded. he is not going to clean his room until he gets a tax increase. i am not that sympathetic. >> kimberly: you don't like kids. >> greg: the iowa sixth graders are going to d.c. for a field trip? when i was in sixth grade we went to a petting zoo down the road with a shelf of disease rabbits. >> kimberly: you are jealous. >> greg: i am! they will turn any misfortune that occurs and blame it on the sequestration, no matter what happens. if a dog gets hit by a truck they'll say the sequestration drove the truck. >> bob: i was in the hospital two nights ago and immune specialist came in. i bet that is what happened to you. you got bit by a rat.

>> greg: saying that with a cast on your hand. >> eric: the white house invited 19 republican senators to the white house. i'm not sure what they talked about. any intel on it? >> andrea: it's ridiculous they would hold it at the jefferson hotel at the plume restaurant where it's $250 for a wine tasting. i get they didn't want to do it on obama's turf at the actual white house. but look, the visual, the split careen of senators like rapid paul trying to do what they were doing in the senate. and the other old dog senators drinking wine and rubbing elbows and hobnobbin' with president obama when it's a p.r. ploy. president obama was using the senators. he wants to extend olive branch. >> bob: this is for the country. they see obama inviting the people. >> andrea: they should have rescheduled. >> eric: probably going get a bill from them either way. >> kimberly: that was too flashy. it looks like fancy people, 1%

ers hobnobbin'. >> andrea: you are already paying the guy. >> eric: good point. >> andrea: the b.p. oil spill went on for weeks they didn't think about it. they don't have a sense of reality. >> eric: we got to go. we got to go. coming up, why does planned parenthood have a problem with the new campaign to discourage teen preg flansy? iflansy -- pregnancy. no problem getting rid of teen pregnancy. why not educate them? that's next coming up. ♪ ♪ [ rosa ] i'm rosa and i quit smoking with chantix. when the doctor told me that i could smoke for the first week... i'm like...yeah, ok... little did i know that one week later i wasn't smoking. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation,

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new york city. now before you get upset about it, this might have something to it. to discourage teenagers from getting pregnant. why isn't planned parenthood on board? there are posters and billboards with messages that are upsetting. this one says i'm twice as likely not to graduate high school because you had me as a teen. they think it has stigma and negative public opinion about teen pregnancy rather than offering alternative for young women. greg, we talk about the propaganda that bloomberg pushed in the city. what do you like about the ads? >> greg: the babies are so adorable it makes you want to have one. planned parenthood believes this reinforces negative stereotyping but that is a good thing if it deals with the harmful behavior that hurts people later in life. what is the opposite?

we have become a slave to hurt feelings. paralyzed by tolerance and scared to say things to help people have a better life. i'm for it. >> it's weird that some people think that sugar is bad for you, but they don't think that teen pregnancy is. the adds are not hostile or insensitive. it's true. teen pregnancy is the quickest path to poverty, economically a burden on the city and the poor young girls. >> kimberly: i don't like it. i really don't. >> andrea: why you are a taxpayers an you don't like paying for propaganda. >> kimberly: this is like telling teens to have an abortion. i don't think the message is don't have sex. this is saying hey, think about it, if you get pregnant you should aboard -- that bothers me. i don't know that they will make that logical connection

of hey, try abstinence. or use protection or something. this bothers me and i love babies. >> eric: the question is why is planned parenthood against the adds? here is why, because it discourages their customers. more teens get pregnant the more abortions they put out there. bob, you are huffing and puffing but that is where their bread and butter is. >> andrea: what do you think? there is a split here. you are pro-life. there are people who will say this is a great message. others say this is encouraging, these girls to have abortions. >> bob: this comes down to one thing that matters. 7 #% of all babies born to single mothers do not get out of high school. tens of thousands are more dollars. i don't believe this is planned parenthood wanting to get together on the abortion. but i think planned parenthood made a point over and over again over the years you ought

to do early teenage education to avoid this thing. that has not worked as well. this may be shocking for people. i must say i think this is a good idea. district minor -- >> kimberly: they're minority babies. look at the photos. >> andrea: i think the left and right can come together and afree on. liberals want abortion on demand. conservatives don't want it but they can agree that teen pregnancy is not the best route for young girls. it wish they would come together and agree and find common ground. >> greg: if you go after teen pregnancy it's hard from the left because it means you are stigmatizing people. you are not supposed to stigmatize people. >> andrea: while eating a cheeseburger. >> greg: you cannot stigmatize a movement. or decades like summer of love. o decline morality. this is parents not imparting values to their kids.

>> bob: you are first person that brought this up is a strong liberal jesse jackson. there are babying having babies. that is one of the big problems for blacks in america. he was right. liberals, said this for a long time. >> eric: are we debating the merit of the ad campaign or why planned parenthood has a problem with it? >> kimberly: both. >> bob: debating that the left is not uniformly behind the planned parenthood on thi this. >> eric: if they really cared about the teens not getting pregnant, they should be more dramatic -- the pictures of the cancer on cigarette cartons. another one that people say if you want people to stop smoking you should haven't a problem with that. >> greg: they are use -- >> andrea: they are using taxpayer dollars to fund the campaign. they are also using this to fund plan "b" abortion. is this contradicting?

>> kimberly: it is. >> bob: in state of new york you have to raise a kid, father has to pay for 20 years of their life. this gets me angry. the fathers, pregnant, whoever they want to impregnate. they never get caught to pay anything. but you don't just blame the women. blame the puncs. >> kimberly: but put their picture on the bus. i want everybody to see the deadbeat dad that don't care, they don't care what happens to their kids, if they're eating well or malnourished or educated. they have happy to pass the burden, the buck on to the rest of society. put their photos up. >> greg: i agree with bob. one of the ad, even if you are pregnant the guy will not stick around. we have made it in our culture that we remove shame and stigma. maybe the stigma isn't so bad. >> andrea: teen pregnancy is get on board with. it's not stigmatizing. it's the truth. hurts young girls.

still to come -- the washington redskins are facing another legal challenge over their name. that is right. is the n.f.l. team trademark offensive? should they be forced to rebrand it? we will exe bait it ahead on five -- we will debate it ahead. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] marie callender's finally found a way to get her oven baked taste straight from the microwave. like her oven roasted chicken baked in a rich, creamy alfredo sauce. she calls them her new comfort bakes. marie callender's. it's time to savor.

>> eric: i'm bret baier -- i'm bret baier in washington. the big story here capture of another major al-qaeda figure. tonight on "special report," the son-in-law of usama bin laden was taken in custody overseas. the former al-qaeda spokesman is said now to be in the u.s. awaiting a court appearance. expected friday. the president pick to run the c.i.a. has been confirmed. senators voted today 63-34 in

favor of john brennan. 13 republicans voted yes. two democrats and independent bernie sanders voted no. the obama administration was ready to award activist with international women of courage award but tweets attributed to her put the process on hold. we will show you some of them and get her reaction. the president's charm offensive continueed today. he had lunch with paul ryan and the ranking member chris van hollen. "special report" starts at 6:00 eastern. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: the "washington post" has a story about snow days in the nation's capitol and how the natural disasters separate semifrom nonessential workers. meaning, if you are home from work because of slosh on the pavement you are not essential

to the got work clothes -- to the government work. as writer emily wax points out by noon the other nearby bars and restaurants were packed with nonessentials. meanwhile, barrista, a scrabble word for coffee poorer is he or she is the hero catering to the bureaucrats they are. opportunity that strike you as weird? how do you have semiand nonessential workerpse when ththe president believes the tiniest cut will cause the world to crumble. and my paycheck is essential to their operation? dusting of snow empties the capital and fills up the bars we wonder if we're paying for someone's spanish omelette. the answer is yes. maybe eric will pick up that tab, too. [ laughter ] >> kimberly: already written. freddie i found out about it during

>> greg: i found out about it. i work 9:00 to 10:00. >> andrea: okay, dolly parton, when is the last time you worked 9 to 5? >> bob: never did. at the white house i worked 7:00 to 8:00. this thing, there are things that matter on this. homeland security. the department of defense. c.i.a. nsa, there are some things. there is essential and nonessential. the testify in addition of that in washington having been on my own for many years. one guy is nonessential. the other is essential. they do the same job. >> greg: exactly. you get rid of the -- why can't you furlough nonessentials? >> eric: i think you can. it's who you know. it's employment. if you know somebody, you will become essential. can i ask you something? does anyone have a problem with 800,000 defense department employees that are furloughed?

800,000 people working in the defense department? >> bob: i thought you said it wasn't serious. >> eric: what are you talking about? 800,000 is a maliceive room to cut spending. >> kimberly: saying surplus. >> andrea: i'm sure you are right there is waste in the t.o.d. but obama administration think nonessentials at the department of defense or the military. i think the government didn't shut down yesterday. they let a nonessential go. they think every job is essential. if you have a guy picking his nose, they think that is good because they think spending money on anything is good for them. >> bob: the i.r.s. essential or nonessential? talk about public relations. freddie how can you hate the i.r.s. if you want higher taxes? >> bob: what happened is the department of agriculture announces throw-day trip to california for wine tasting. look at small farms.

i am not sure that made sense. >> eric: push back a little on that? they say they are not going to pay for it. you to pay your own way. >> kimberly: this comes down to who is essential, and nonessential. greg, you are nonessential. >> greg: i'm essentially nonessential. i live on the west coast. it never in my life experienceed a snow day until i moved to pennsylvania. we never missed a day of school, we haven't earthquake days. shouldn't we move the capitol to sacramento or death valley? >> kimberly: brilliant. >> greg: thank you. >> eric: liberal enough, isn't it? >> bob: they should handle

this. no definition of the essential or nonessential. the head of the department makes that decision. this is politics and who you know. >> greg: it is supposed to snow here more, i think. what am i talking about? coming up, the battle over the redskins' trademark went before federal board today. will they be forced to change their name? next on "the five." ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> bob: is this a ballet opening? >> andrea: it's heart. >> bob: a group ofnatetive americans went before a federal board arguing the washington redskins should call itself something else. law prohibits the trademark, disparaging, scandalous and contemptuous or however you pronounce that name. many native american believe the term "redskins" is a racial slur. two things. i am torn here. i am a big redskins fan. >> kimberly: box bob. >> from the days when we were skinned and from the theys when we were scalped for

bounties. ancestor's bodies. on the face -- you don't especially have to know that. it's collarrization of people's skin. wouldn't be allowed for any other race of people. >> bob: disparaging comment directed at her, i guess. i'm torn here because i am a fan of the "red eye" and i understand the economics of it. losing that name is a big investment in the word "redskins." on the other hand i understand -- this battle is going on for 15, 20 years. yet to see it getting through. >> eric: i have issue with comodified. i don't know -- no idea. anyway, look. mascots and logos are supposed to portray strength, power. cleveland indians and blackhawks -- it goes on and op. the sharks, the giants. you want your team to be

strong. less of an insult. more of a pat on the back. >> greg: indians and braves are positive things. redskins is kind of gross. think about what it's saying. red skin. she has a point. awful word. >> andrea: should they get rid of it? >> greg: i don't know. >> bob: atlanta tark skin. >> greg: braves is different. that is a different -- to your point, braves is positive thing. i don't see a problem with indians. but redskin snore blackhawk. isn't that a bird? >> greg: no, a black hawk is a bird. >> eric: it's native american. >> greg: i didn't know that. >> eric: no, blackhawk. >> andrea: i don't think it was intended to be pejorative at all. they pick teams on strength and winners. i don't get offended at the trojans. oh, you are insulting greeks.

gregg that is not redskins. >> andrea: bob, watch. okay? watch. i don't think when they named the redskins they had it in mind. i understand it's skin color. it's not pejorative. get over it >> kimberly: people identify with the team and they love it. senator a precedent that someone -- start a press sent that someone says they don't like it. >> bob: the first owner of the washington redskins was mitchell or marshall or something was an avowed racist. washington was the last team to have blacks on their team roster. gress this isn't racist argument. it's a taste argument. redskins being redskins is not a racist attack on anybody.

both sides can be right. native americans say redskins is a gross word. it is kind of gross. >> kimberly: you said you don't like the team. >> greg: phase it out. >> andrea: no skin in the game. red skin, brown skin. democrat's what i just said. >> bob: think what they are worth, when you brand the teams, along with the redskins it's hundreds of millions of dollars. >> eric: think how much jerseys and hats are sold. they change the logo. >> greg: then they become -- then you ebayed them for much more. >> eric: they become collector's item. body for them but costs the company to make it. >> andrea: they changed my college mass cat from lehigh engineers to the lehigh mountain hawks after hundreds of years. weird. >> kimberly: why did they do that? >> andrea: i don't know. >> eric: do you a problem with the duke blue devils?

>> greg: no. what are the blue devils? >> eric: the new devils. >> greg: i have no problem with that. >> andrea: isn't the fighting irish, wasn't that created to be somewhat derogatory when it started because it was like drunken irish guys fighting? >> bob: they are the only ones that went there for a long time. >> kimberly: leprechauns. >> bob: one more thing is next. ♪ ♪ nexium, the purple pill,

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>> kimberly: time for one more thing. you can hear cbs sharks. 15,000 sharks less than 200 feet from shore. you ask what kind of sharks were these? >> eric: what kind of sharks were those? >> kimberly: black tip spinners. apparently not dangerous. >> eric: where was this? >> kimberly: deerfield beach in florida. look at the sheer numbers. i know you're a fan of "shark week." that is cool. andrea? >> andrea: this is a positive, wonderful story. a man at an oklahoma city thunder game and look, he made the half-court shot. he took a chance and won $20,000 for his wife who is battling stage three cancer. the guy has seven kids. democrat is awesome! >> andrea: those shots are hard to make. congratulations. >> kimberly: bobby? >> bob: okay.

the u.s. ambassador to the united nations, the person who represents the budget, the united states called on monday for a ban on drunk diplomats on budget debates at the united nations. we make a modest proposal and negotiations should be done in inebryiation-free zones. they get together around christmastime for the budget meet and they get loaded. you wonder why with they have budget problems? the idea of that make sense. give the united states credit since we pay a quarter of the bill. >> kimberly: greg? >> greg: all right. today, banned phrase is -- when you ask someone to do something and they go "oh, yeah, let me double check." they never singularly check. "let me double check." they never check at the beginning when they say "double check. juice they are liars. >> kimberly: single check. >> greg: don't say "single